On the heels of the “Great Resignation“—a term applied to describe the pandemic-induced spike in the quit rate—is the “Great Reshuffle.” This new phase recognizes that people aren’t just leaving the labo…
It started with a vision.
Google’s smart algorithm and simple homepage brought lightning-fast search to the masses. Uber delivered what taxis could not—convenient, hassle-free rides that are only a few clicks away. Apple surpassed simple …
Being intentional is something many leaders struggle with today. It’s not that they don’t want to be intentional, but the priorities, obstacles, and distractions keep piling up.
While speaking with a CEO the other day, she shared that her…
Have you ever heard of “idleness aversion”? It’s a term that social psychologists use to describe an inability to rest, an anxious feeling that you should constantly be doing something productive.
We have all experienced idleness a…
Tech like AI, advanced telehealth systems and remote devices will be change healthcare for physicians and patients alike in the coming year.
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The sheer number of global COVID deaths—more than 5.7 million at last count—can be hard to comprehend. But each of those deaths has affected a community. A recent study estimates that every death from the coronavirus leaves behind nine gr…
Getting ghosted is an ever more present and unsettling reality—an unwelcome byproduct of a world where people feel more disconnected from each other than ever.
The term “ghosting” first appeared in the world of dating, particularly…
Tech companies and elected officials need to build protections for personal safety and basic security into all virtual worlds now to avoid disinformation and harassment.
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Gartner predicts that 25% of people will spend an hour or more per day in the metaverse by 2026.
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EbonyLife Media CEO Mo Abudu considers how to move forward in her quest to tell authentic African stories to the world.
